I love how the artist draws Suae shim. She’s the PROTAGONIST, she’s the IT GIRL.
I get why people mad, they js can’t handle this diva’s beauty🤷🏻‍♀️

Her duality is insane?
She is one of the fls who can put both cute and sexy!

I'm letting What a Bountiful Harvest, Demon Lord marinate until summer break so I can binge it all.

So as a dude with a more than a 600+ manwha read i think in desktop the normal way to read was boring its a pictures in the middle that has a dark or white background so i made this: extension open source and completely free

what it does is that it adds a Ambient Light to pictures so it looks less plain and boring

heres a example:

https://reddit.com/link/1xec3yn/video/dbsz80uisfxh1/player

you guys can try and give your thoughts about it!

I been thinking of getting into webtoon to make some extra cash and maybe as a career path for art.

"our guild's idol" is honestly my favorite currently, but lowk i don't know whether others will understand half the plot because half the plot is just gaming stuff and the romance basically starts after chapter 40, but i love the art so much though

Guys, recommend me a romance manhwa that genuinely got you obsessed 😭 I want good writing, deep characters, interesting lore, and a romance that actually hits. I need something that makes me care about the characters and their relationship, not just two people blushing at each other for 100 chapters.

Basically, I need some genuinely good shit. What got you guys hooked?

Title: How to Win My Husband Over

such a GOOD webtoon. genuinely, i haven't been so into a webtoon for a good while (especially not on the app) but dawn to come really drew me in. i started it about three days ago and just finished it at midnight. ive put off homework for it...

the characters and storyline overall aren't something unique. it's your typical bookworm and "bad" boy that share a genuine connection through their adverse childhoods. BUT what is refreshing is how straightforward both leads are which really helped the storyline move on. there wasn't a million misunderstandings or self-loathing, just full accountability and acceptance of each other's character. i highlyyy recommend it.

read more here!: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/guild-of-haroes-english/list?title_no=1109135
any mistake in the writing it's probably because i'm not a native english speaker

My comic series, Hero X Demon Queen, reached 10k subscribers earlier this week, with it sitting around 10.7k now! I was shocked to see a surge in followers earlier this year and for it to continue to reach this huge number! I have a lot of fun making this series, and it's great to see so many people reading and enjoying it too!

Anyone else make a short comic project to test out the process and experiment? I definitely realized what layouts I liked more, fonts/bubble sizes, and ways I was making coloring harder for myself. I lined mostly everything for this in advance so I was just excited to finish it so I could start to make the changes I liked for my new stuff. A learning curve for sure, but awesome to see it all put together.

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Some pages from Episode 1 of EYESPOT - I draw in page format and then crop the panels to suit the vertical scroll on Webtoon. Which do you guys typically prefer, pages or vertical?

EYESPOT is a fantasy set in a world where fairies are powerless and exploited, with elements of dark fantasy, mystery, and romance, with a main pairing between two princes. The main character is a fairy born without wings, who must find his way to climb the ranks in a world full of monsters who view him as nothing more than a commodity - and destroy them in ways other than with a sword. If you want to read more, click here! https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/eyespot/list?title_no=1079578

It's finally happening - the imps in ImpTown are getting their powers! Nothing can go wrong, right?

Read the comic here: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/imptown/list?title_no=1146662

I'm new to webtoons and would love to hear everyone's fav LGBTQ+ webtoons! They can be slow burn, spicy, preferably adult MCs. Thanks for looking out fellow queerdos ❤️

It's been a long time since this guy has appeared in Netvor! I just finished the last one a few days ago so itll be a while before he appears in comic but I was too excited not to show this glow up ♡

Well uhh hello I am trying to find and reread a webtoon

I dont remember its name at all or whats its name but I do know this

It had a traditional webtoon style. The series ended too fast on a cliffhanger.

The series focused on a protagonist who had the power to see other powers as a sort of manifestation. He saw the main suppoorting casts power which is to be insanely lucky as sparkles. He saw another power which is the ability to see butterfly effect as butterflies and so on. All supporting characters knew they were generals from a past era and they faced off against antagonists who they faced in the past era too. The series ending was that the protagonist was revealed to be the trainer of the main group in the past era but he didnt inherit its memories.

I remember one of the top comments being that they said this is more a season finale than a series ending. It finished around the covid and really early postcovid era

I have been reading a lot about how we are in the post-literate era and how people are becoming dumber and dumber. I don’t completely disagree with that notion as I spent a few hours scrolling TikTok last night and even on booktok, where presumably readers gather, I found that a lot of people were just reading Wikipedia summaries and ‘analyzing’ a book. I have also seen videos of professors lamenting how stupid their students were and that they could barely finish reading a single page. As it stands, I am incredibly worried about the state of society we are in but it also made me wonder….. was any of the research done analyzing book habits ever delved into webtoons/webnovels/manga/comics? I don’t know if a person who is solely into manga for example would have answered yes to those “do you read?”questions. Obviously, they are different from traditional forms of literature but they still provide an avenue for storytelling. In fact, sometimes they are even more engaging than traditional forms of literature. If this reading problem is to be combated, I do think introducing comics to people who have lost all interest in reading could be a good idea. What are your thoughts on all this? Do you think comics have a place in the literary society? Why or why not?

When sixteen-year-old Haru Akatsuki finds a mysterious girl bleeding to death in his house, he soon embarks on a journey through a strange and dangerous world to avenge a personal tragedy... and save existence as we know it. New chapters of Beyond the Sable Shore release every two Saturdays on Webtoon at 10 AM EST!

Read Episode 11.6: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/beyond-the-sable-shore/episode-116/viewer?title_no=702581&episode_no=137

Full Chapter List: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/beyond-the-sable-shore/list?title_no=702581